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| Cory's Shearwater (Calonectris borealis) | |||
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| Subspecies | |||
| Monotypic: Eastern Atlantic, breeding from Azores southward to Canary Islands and eastward to Galicia (northwestern Spain) and Berlengas Islands (off west-central Portugal); ranges widely in Atlantic, but mainly in upwelling systems of the Benguela and Agulhas currents. | |||
| Endemic status | |||
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| Comment | Don't know if anybody knows which subspecies of this species has been seen in Mexico. I choose the standard anme Kuhls as the Danish name, but it might very well be that the bird should be named Atlantisk Skråpe since the borealis subspecies probably would find easier way across the Atlantic than the Mediterranean birds. | ||
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